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Daniel Nogradi

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Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem Bolcseszettudomanyi Kar

Hungary

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Daniel Nogradi is a Professor at Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem Természettudományi Kar in Hungary. His research focuses on lattice quantum chromodynamics (QCD), with recent publications addressing topics such as center vortices, dilaton in scalar quantum field theory, and phase diagrams in QCD at finite density. He is particularly interested in the implications of vector fields and renormalization group flows as they relate to emergent gauge symmetry.

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Center vortices in the novel phase of staggered fermions

Center vortices and the SU(3) conformal window

Dilaton in scalar QFT: a no-go theorem in 4-epsilon and 3-epsilon dimensions

Lattice simulations of the QCD chiral transition at real baryon density

More on the flavor dependence of m$_{ϱ}$/f$_{π}$

Vector fields, RG flows and emergent gauge symmetry

Towards a reliable lower bound on the location of the critical endpoint

Effect of stout smearing on the phase diagram from multiparameter reweighting in lattice QCD

New approach to lattice QCD at finite density; results for the critical end point on coarse lattices

Radius of convergence in lattice QCD at finite μb with rooted staggered fermions

The semi-classical approximation at high temperature revisited

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Sandor Katz

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